The Nissan X-Trail ST uses a 2.5-litre petrol engine in Australia. Buyers should compare variants based on performance, fuel use, drivetrain, equipment and intended driving needs.

The Nissan X-Trail ST uses a Xtronic CVT automatic transmission. The exact feel and driving character depends on whether the model is a ute, SUV, sports coupe or large 4WD.

The Nissan X-Trail ST is listed as front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive depending on selected Australian specification. Buyers should confirm the final current Australian specification with Nissan Australia or their dealer before ordering.

The Nissan X-Trail ST is associated with about 7.4 to 7.8 L/100 km combined depending on drivetrain. Real-world fuel use can vary with traffic, towing, payload, road conditions, tyres, passengers, climate control use and driving style.

The Nissan X-Trail ST has five or seven seats depending on selected specification. It is aimed at Australian buyers who want the right mix of comfort, practicality and driving character for the model type.

The Nissan X-Trail ST includes Nissan safety and driver assistance technology depending on grade and model year. Buyer-focused highlights include 2.5-litre petrol performance, Nissan safety technology, smartphone connectivity, practical SUV packaging, five or seven-seat availability and an accessible entry point into the X-Trail range.

The Nissan X-Trail ST is the value-focused entry X-Trail grade. Shoppers should compare grade, drivetrain, cabin equipment, safety technology, performance and budget across the selected Nissan variants.

Australian Nissan X-Trail colours can include Diamond Black, Everest White, Scarlet Ember, Gun Metallic, Deep Ocean Blue, Ceramic Grey, Everest White with Black roof, Ceramic Grey with Black roof depending on grade, model year and dealer stock. Buyers should confirm final paint availability with Nissan Australia or their dealer before ordering.